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Venus in Libra opposes Uranus Rx (23 degrees Aries) on September 18th, and makes a happy sextile with Mars (24 degrees Sagittarius) on September 19th. You may unexpectedly get wha…
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September 10th, 2016: Saturn/Neptune Square, Yod to Mercury Rx
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The Saturn/Neptune square is exact on September 10th, at 10 degrees. This is the last of three squares in Sag/Pisces. November 26th, 2015 started the ball rolling at 7 degrees, an…
August 16th, 2016: Leo Sun trine Uranus Rx, inconjunct Chiron Rx
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The Leo Sun gets a boost from a trine with Uranus Rx in Aries, at 24 degrees. The push for freedom and individuality is almost …
Uranus Retrograde 2016
One I prepared earlier, but the technical details have been updated. If I had a dollar for every person over the last couple of days who has mentioned how much they need a break, some time away, some time…
Robotics and the Aquarian Age
No one really knows exactly when the Age of Aquarius begins. The Great Year, the period during which the sun rotates back through the twelve zodiacal signs at the Equinoxes, is about 26,000 years which makes each zodiac age about 2150 years but when you’re talking about numbers this big there is significant room for error. […]
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Focus on: Uranus-Vesta Conjoined in Aries 4 February 2016
Today could be a dangerous day, and by dangerous I mean exciting, over-the-top, fulfilling–it’s the aftermath we have to be …
Lottery Astrology : 1.5 billion Powerball dropped prize
An unprecedented 1.5 billion lottery, dropped its prize last night on January 13, 2015. I knew it would drop, because the astrology aspects were there for it. But I did not buy a ticket. Why? Because, sadly, the astrology told … Continue reading →
Fueling Up, Cancer Full Moon, Uranus Direct
Sun enters Capricorn. Sun (ego, identity) left ‘easy come, easy go’ Sagittarius, and entered enterprising Capricorn yesterday on the Winter Solstice, Monday December 21. During the next four weeks, personal ambitions, responsibilities and careful footing is what will be leading us. And in this climb toward yearnings, these very same desires will also challenge our […]
A Glimmer Of Hope
This is a good news story, so bear with me and see where it leads. Victims of the condition variously labelled Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (CFS) or Myalgic Encephalitis (ME) are used to being disbelieved, disrespected, and ignored. They know about being labelled liars, shirkers, fantasists. That’s on top of being terribly ill — racked with pain and migraines, unable to absorb nutrition, unable to bear noise or light, unable to get out of bed, yet never refreshed from sleep. You can die of M.E.; you can, mysteriously, recover completely; or you can live with it for decades. There is no test […]
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National Geographic: Swallowed By A Great White Shark
My grandparents had stacks of yellow-edged National Geographics in the basement of their house, some dating from the days before photographs were on the front cover. On rainy days in summer or awkward Christmas holidays, I escaped down there, opened those shiny covers and travelled the world. I guess it was like that for a lot of people. The magazine was like an old friend, something we took for granted. It would always be yellow, the pictures would always be great, and the world it told us about would always be awesome. Until last month the magazine was not for profit, which explains perhaps […]
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